Wheat and grain market mixed on Liverpool weakness
Chicago board of trade notes scattered selling on Liverpool weakness and firmer corn due to better belt weather. Wheat opened unchanged to modestly lower, with oats near unchanged and futures pressured by stock market softness. Provisions ease while rain and husking delays weigh on corn, though long term sentiment leans toward higher prices with colder weather.
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United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpol
Liverpool
Steady Hog Prices at City Yards Reported
Hog prices held steady at the Union stockyards with 160 to 300 pound hogs selling mostly 10.10 to 10.50, top 10.50. Cattle receipts about 1,300, calves 600, lambs 8 to 9.50, sheep 100. Chicago hogs totals 16,000 with direct 3,000. overall receipts 5,000 hogs and 13,000 cattle, prices varied by weight and class.
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Union
Chicago
Chicago Hog and Cattle Prices Across Markets Report
Chicago markets show hog receipts at 16 000 with strong direct demand and mixed weights pushing prices from 9.75 to 10.60 for 180-310 lb hogs. cattle receipts 13 000 with early trade easing on finished steers and yearlings, prices quoted across multiple weight classes. other cities including Cincinnati Pittsburgh Cleveland and Louisville report similar steady to higher trends in hogs cattle and calves with varied top values and regional shifts.
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United Press Chicago
Piper
United Press
Cleveland
Three jailed in love fraud ring indicting matrimonial agency
Three members of a quintet accused in a matrimonial agency swindle were jailed in Marion county on $2000 bonds each. Tim O Leary Ora Thomas Roxie Gibbs alias Chaney were arrested in Crawfordsville and bound over to the federal grand jury after waiving preliminary hearing. Miss Oda Lippens and Mrs Ethel Rose Brewer Williams await arraignment before the US commissioner with post office inspectors saying they will appear soon. The trio allegedly ran the gang headquarters while others operated branch offices and mimeographed letters outlined their method.
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Marion County
Oda Lippens
Ethel Rose Brewer-Williams
United States
Post Office
Timothy O'Leary
Robert White
Philadelphia
Ora Thomas
Roy Gibbs
Roxie Gibbs
Chaney
Thomas
Crawfordsville
Miss Lippens
Marion
Mrs. Gibbs
Howard S. Young
Federal Grand Jury
New York Stocks Close Values and Changes Report
Closing prices and net changes on principal NYSE stocks including American Can at 119.00 report October 17 with market activity and brief movements across key issues.
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United Press
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Praise for Moffett stance on helium embargo
French aviation officials praised Rear Admiral William A. Moffet and Washington efforts to lift the American embargo on helium. Minister of air Laurent Egnac called removal of the embargo a precious contribution to international security, allowing European airships to use helium in peace time.
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United Press
Paris
William A. Moffet
Washington
Laurent Egnac
Air
Lake Ship Is Aground Burlington Stranded In Fog
The steamship Burlington ran aground in heavy fog ten miles south of Milwaukee. Its twenty five crew remained aboard as coast guards and tug captains renewed efforts to rescue them. Earlier boats reached the scene but were driven back by high seas.
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Nired Press
Milwaukee
Burlington
Lake Michigan
Here
Market slips after early gains in stock trading
New York stocks fall amid adverse domestic and foreign news. Decreased volume follows a firmer start as bonds drop on Brazilian concerns. Steel and car loadings retreat while oils hold, and utilities dip. Notable quotes include U S Steel at 1511 2, Bethlehem 76% and General Electric 58% 1 2 off.
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NEW York
St. Louis- San Francisco
Lowe's and
Fox
Nash
United States Steel
American Can
Bethlehem Steel
General Electric
Warner Brothers
Westinghouse Electric
American Telephone
Woolworth
Bank Clearings Report For October Exhibition
Indianapolis reports debits of 3590000 with total clearings over 5.6 million. New York shows clearings near 1.193 billion and balance around 166 million. Chicago totals and treasury figures appear for October six with net balance 294,819,693.51.
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New York
United Press Clearings
Foll. Res. Bank
Chicago
Treasury
Markets Egg and Poultry Prices Across Cities
Country Run delivered eggs in Indianapolis at 20c for henery quality No 1 and 23c for No 2 plus 14c. Poultry buying prices list hens over 5 lbs at 20c under 5 lbs 19c. Leghorn hens 19c. springers 14c over 4 lbs 20c or under 4 lbs 19c. old cocks 15c. ducks 11c. geese 8c. Butter wholesale No 1 41 42c, No 40 41c. butterfat 40c. Cheese prices include American loaf 31c pimento loaf 32c Wisconsin firsts 27c Longhorns 34c New York Limberger 36c. Butter steady in New York creamery 35 38c. eggs steady in New York case prices 30c extra firsts, 26c firsts, 25c seconds. Live poultry prices varied across cities with Leghorns 14c and other fowls and geese listed.
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Indianapolis
Kingan & Co
Wisconsin
New York
United Press
Cincinnati
Bu United Press
Ae Island
Jersey
Long Island
Chicago
Minnesota
Idsho
Colorado
Red McClures
Brown
Nebraska
Bliss
North Dakota
Red River Ohios
Hog and cattle market reports from East Buffalo
Busyptted Press reports hog receipts 1 800 with 160 210 lb hogs at 11.10 11.25 and lighter pigs around 10.75 to 11.00. Packing sows mostly 8.25 to 8.75. Cattle receipts 550 with grass steers and heifers sold slowly 25c or more lower. bulk sales 5.50 to 46.50, cows and bulls barely steady with cutter cows 2.75 to 4.00.
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East
Buffalo
N. Y
Weather Summary From 9 A M Air Report
At 9 a m the wind was south at 8 mph. Barometer 29.96 inches sea level. Temperature 60 degrees. Ceiling 1 000 feet. Visibility 2 miles. Field condition good.
Curtiss-Wright Instructor Speaks at Mars Hill Luncheon
Captain Earl W. Sweeney addressed the Heys Study Club at a luncheon in Curtiss-Wright clubrooms near Mars Hill airport on Tuesday.
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Earl W. Sweeney
Curtiss- Wright
Heys
Curtiss-Wright
Mars Hill
Arrivals and Departures at Hoosier and Mars Hill Airports
Travel notes list arrivals and departures including Hoosier Airport to Cincinnati aboard a Travel Air with Ted Kincannon and Chevelair Motors Inc. sales manager from Chicago to Indianapolis. Great Lakes aircraft with Chevelair motor. Mars Hill Airport west-bound passengers include Miss Elsie Bryan of 221 East Michigan and Joseph S. Reid of Buffalo.
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Hoosier
Livezey
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Travel Air
Ted Kincannon
Chevelair Motors, Inc
Chicago
Great Lakes
Chevelair Motor
Mars Hill
Elsie Bryan
East Michigan
Joseph S. Reid
Buffalo
Tahiti Disaster and Date Line Oddities
Ripley's Believe It or Not notes from the Times recount the Tahiti steamship sinking near the date line with S O S sent Aug 15 and passengers rescued Aug 18, as the vessel drifted west then sank Aug 17 after crossing the 174th meridian. Also.
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Tahiti
Rarotonga
Robert Baskell
GOP chiefs to make talks in Indiana with big guns
Republican leaders Renick W. Dunlap Everett Sanders and William L. Harding will tour Indiana in October with speeches in Huntington Logansport Auburn Indianapolis Cannan Jefferson County Elwood Kokomo Rockville Brazil Clinton Greencastle Danville Gary Wabash Culver South Bend Lebanon Marion Richmond and other stops. Arthur Hyde also scheduled to visit Lebanon Marion and Richmond.
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Republican National Republican Organization
Indiana
Renick W. Dunlap
Everett Sanders
Calvin Coolidge
William L. Harding
Iowa
Dunlap
Huntington
Logansport
Auburn
Indianapolis
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Jefferson County
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Clinton
Greencastle
Danville
Harding
Gary
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Culver
South Bend
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Lebanon
Marion
Richmond
Hoover to Join Christian Men Builders Club
President Herbert Hoover is to become a member of the Christian Men Builders at the Third Christian church in Seventeenth street and Broadway. Meade Powell will present Hoover with a CMB class pin making him an honorary member. About 500 men attend the class weekly.
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Herbert Hoover
Christian Men Builders
Third Christian Church
Seventeenth Street
Broadway
International Convention of the Christian Churches
Washington, D. C
Meade. Powell
Hoover
Bernard Weeps After Judge Denies Different Jail
Arthur Bernard of Lachine faced a year in Montreal jail after a theft conviction. He asked for a two year sentence to serve at St Vincent de Paul penitentiary, but Judge Lacroix refused. Bernard burst into tears as he was led away.
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Montreal
Arthur Bernard
Lachine
Lacroix
Bernard
St. Vincent de Paul
Building Permits Listed For Various Properties
Building permits issued include H. D. Miller for a garage at 1405 Lawrence valued at $250. Gran for a garage at 1132-34 East Ohio. H. H. Showe files for remodel at southwest corner Linwood and New York priced at $1,250. Hibben Hollweg & Co. awarded for concrete basement floor at northeast corner Georgia and Meridian. Olin and PiaRe at goatbengt corner ermont ani.
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H. D. Miller
Lawrence
Aon Gran
Ohio
Detective seeks Dr Jones in Stratford death case
Indianapolis detectives today sought Dr. Jones an osteopath whose brother Mack Jones is dead in Stratford Texas Sheriff Arthur Allom of Stratford telegraphed police here to locate relatives of the deceased man. Northwood Christian church will hold young people's night with a 6 30 fellowship dinner Thursday. Fred A Doebber and Lawrence N Helm are in Atlanta attending the ninth annual meeting of the Associated Traffic Clubs of America. Julian Goldman of Julian Goldman Stores Inc New York will speak on Prosperity and Consumer Credit at the Advertising Club of Indianapolis meeting at the Columbia Club Thursday noon.
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Mack Jones
Stratford
Tex
Arthur Allom
The
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Fred A. Doebber
Citizens Gas Company
Lawrence N. Helm
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Atlanta
Associated Traffic Clubs of America
Julian Goldman
Julian Goldman Stores, Inc
New York
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Births in City Hospitals and Homes Across Town
A sprawling list notes numerous newborn girls and boys born to families across the city and within city hospitals. Entries include McLain and Katherine Williams at 902 West New York. Dugan, Prange, Green, Lefferts, Vandervanter, Boling, Samples, Neal, Thomas, Rogan, Totton, Meredith, Brickham, Yancy, Mathews, Bennett, Malcom, Burke, and others. Several births occur at city hospitals and St. Vincent’s hospital, with many families named alongside street addresses.
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McLain
Katherine Williams
New York
Nath
Marie Dugan
Adson
Louis
Augusta Prange
Southeastern
Alfred
Lillian Green
Addison
George
Effie Lefferts
Olive
Henry
Bertha Vandervanter
South
Fancy Boling
Ketcham
Barney and
Mary Samples
Grather
Effie Neal
West North
Vern
Cecil Thomas
Oxford
Joe and
Estella Rogan
City Hospital
Milton
Helen Totton
Frank and
Westell Meredith
Noel and
Grace Brickham
Virgil and
Bernice Yancy
Ee and
Dovie Mathews
Lloyd and
Anna Bennett
Stewart and
Helen Malcom
Theodore and
Adah Burke
St. Vincent's Hospital
Deaths in Central City and Nearby Areas
A list of deaths includes Laura Dillman 68 of 2133 South State with chronic myocarditis Fred Stahihut 71 from Central Indiana hospital with broncho pneumonia Payne Denner 78 of 520 East Vermont with chronic interstitial nephritis Mahalia Rogers 54 of 1021 Holbrook with cerebral hemorrhage Lone Jones 339 South State rancho pneumonia Parker 16 at Methodist hospital with acute polio myelitis Jennie Shaw 35 at city hospital with pulmonary tuberculosis Frank Flannigan 55 at city hospital with cirrhosis of liver accident at Vancamp 59 city hospital James Smith 79 at city hospital with hyp static pneumonia Martha Mosier ae 2026 West Morris
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Laura Dillman
South State
Fred Stahihut
Central Indiana
Payne Denner
East Vermont
Mahalia Rogers
Holbrook
Lone Jones
Rancho Pneumonary
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples in Local Notices
Marriage licenses issued for Lloyd G. Beckwith and Vida A. Jolliffe. Edmund J. Bradley and Helen M. Markey. Claude E. Parker and Mildred Northern. Samuel J. M. Vickar and Catherine L. Mitchell. John R. McCallister and Edith B. Bloomfield. James G. Price and Antoinette E. Knuil. Additional fragmentary names appear, including PSR dias Sant and East Joe, with incomplete addresses.
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Lloyd G. Beckwith
Guilford
Vida A. Jolliffe
Kenwood
Edmund J. Bradley
East Morris
Helen M. Markey
Buckle
Claude E. Parker
Plainfield
Mildred Northern
Euclid
John R. McCallister
East
Eilenberger
Edith B. Bloomfield
East Ellenberger
James G. Price
North Chester
Speetanr
Antoinette E. Knuil
Joe
PSR Dias
Sant
Bandit Robbery Targets Mayor Thompson’s Wife in Chicago
Four youths robbed Mayor William Hale Thompson's wife of 17 000 dollars in jewels. Police rush to capture the bandits as rumors swirl that the Capone syndicate aims to discredit Commissioner John Alcock and force his resignation.
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United Press
Chicago
William Hale
Big Bill
Funeral Rites Set for Omer P Whitlock
Omer P Whitlock 46 train dispatcher for the Big Four railroad dies after three months illness at his home 3559 Carrollton avenue funeral services at Broadway M E church at 2 Thursday conducted by Rev John W McFall grave services by Pentalpha lodge 564 FP&A M at Crown Hill cemetery he was a Murat Shrine and Scottish Rite member surviving widow Mrs Lillian Whitlock daughter Ruth Whitlock brother Clarence Whitlock half brother Samuel Gibbs all of Indianapolis
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Lillian Whitlock
Ruth Whitlock
Clarence Whitlock
Samuel Gibbs
Indianapolis
Cleaning Firm Robbed on East Tenth Street
Thieves entered the Mary F. Riphart cleaning firm at 4318 East Tenth Street and stole clothing valued at 200 dollars early today. Police investigate the $200 burglary at the local plant run by Mary F. Riphart.
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East Tenth Street
Mary F. Riphart
France drops plan to mint gold coins
Paris October 8 France will not convert hoarded treasury gold into coins as planned. Finance Minister Paul Reynaud said the mint is producing silver coins and keeping gold in the Bank of France strong rooms to build credit. about 46 billion francs in gold remain held rather than circulated.
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United Press
Paris
France
Paul Reynaud
Bankers' Outing Set With Bridge and Golf Contests
The Marion County Bankers Association plans its annual outing at Clifty Falls Inn this weekend. The event starts with a motor trip to the falls and includes golf and bridge competitions with prizes for the winners.
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Clifty Falls
Marion County Bankers’ Association
Clifty Falls Inn
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